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Tell us about your research

Describe your question, the kind of project and your target journal. We will read it and reply with the approach we would recommend and what we would need to begin.

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The question, what you already have, and what you need help with. Please do not include patient-identifiable information.

The form does not accept file uploads. After you describe your project, we will explain how to share files.

What to include

A useful enquiry has four parts. State the research question in a sentence or two. Say what already exists, such as a protocol, a list of studies, an extraction spreadsheet or a draft. Name the target journal and any deadline. And describe the help you want, whether that is the whole review, the analysis, the manuscript or a response to reviewers. If you are unsure of any of these, say so, because the first reply will help you decide.

Please do not send patient-identifiable data or confidential files through the form. Use the description field for a summary only. The process page explains what happens after you contact us.

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Frequently asked questions

What information do I need to send in an enquiry?

The research question, the type of project, what you already have, the target journal and the deadline. If you are unsure about any of these, say so. A short description is enough for a first reply.

Can I send my manuscript or data with the enquiry?

The form does not accept files. Describe your project in the message and the way of sharing materials will be agreed after the first reply. Please do not send patient-identifiable information.

Is my enquiry confidential?

Enquiries are used to reply to you and are not shared for other purposes. Details of how personal information is handled are in the privacy policy.

Do you provide clinical or medical advice?

No. This is a research and evidence-synthesis support service. Questions about the care of an individual patient should go to a qualified clinician.

Last updated October 2026.